2700m (8859ft.)
Located between Spray Lakes and the Bow Valley at the head of West Wind Creek; between The Three Sisters and Windtower; north of Sparling Creek. Kananaskis Park, Alberta
Latitude 50; 59; 52 Longitude 115; 19; 07, Topo map 82J/14
Can be seen from Highway 1
Naming: The mountain is named for its distinctive appearance from the Bow Valley from which a wall of cliffs rims the two sides of the summit that are visible. Unofficial name.
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| Photo: Looking south to The Rimwall from Highway #1A More photos |
Other Information
Photo: Looking southwest to The Rimwall from the Trans-Canada HighwayThe northeastern cliffs of The Rimwall lie at the head of West Wind Creek. They are most impressive when viewed from the Trans-Canada Highway near Dead Man Flat.
For a panoramic view from the summit of The Rimwall visit www.canadasmountains.com.